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American basketball coach
Harold Blitman (February 12, 1930 – March 23, 2012) was a basketball coach. Blitman was head coach of the American Basketball Association team the Miami
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court. The Floridians dismissed Pollard during the season and named Hal Blitman of Cheyney State College as their head coach. The minority partners began
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NBA professional basketball team season
1969–70 Miami Floridians season Head coach Jim Pollard (5–15) Harold Blitman (18–46) Arena Miami Beach Convention Center Convention Center Annex Dinner
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American former basketball coach
resigned to become the men's basketball coach at Cheyney State after Harold Blitman left the team one day before the start of the season to become head
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renal and pulmonary failure. Jean-Yves Besselat, 68, French politician. Harold Blitman, 82, American basketball coach. Jim Duffy, 75, American animator (Rugrats
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Jerry Steele Denver Rockets Joe Belmont Stan Albeck The Floridians Harold Blitman Bob Bass Kentucky Colonels Gene Rhodes Alex Groza (interim) Alex Groza
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3rd edition of the ABA Championship
Cliff Hagan Max Williams Denver Rockets John McLendon Joe Belmont Miami Floridians Jim Pollard Harold Blitman Pittsburgh Pipers John Clark Buddy Jeannette
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American basketball player (1947–2024)
Floridians, who finished 23–61 under coaches Jim Pollard (5–15) and Harold Blitman (18–46). Cannon played in 57 games, averaging 26.4 minutes per game
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followed that. But by the first half of the season, they were 17–25, and Blitman was fired after they had lost their fifth straight game on January 14 to
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Hall of Fame
Angelo Dundee, Jack Blackburn, Henry 'Kid' Wolfe 1978: Chris Dundee, Harry Blitman, Ernie Caesar, Tony Falco, Willie Patterson, Babe Ruth 1979: Dan Bucceroni
Pennsylvania Boxing Hall of Fame
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American boxer (1908–1959)
28, 1928 Velodrome, Newark, New Jersey, U.S. 61 Loss 48–4–7 (2) Harry Blitman PTS 10 Jun 27, 1928 Baker Bowl, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S. 60 Win
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